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Frequently Asked Questions
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On average, Feed-in Braids last four to eight weeks depending on hair growth, maintenance, and chosen braid size. Smaller braids may frizz sooner, while thicker feed-ins can stay neater longer. Regular scalp care and protective nighttime routines extend longevity.
When installed correctly with proper tension, Feed-in Braids minimize stress on edges by gradually incorporating extensions. Communicate any sensitivity to your stylist; they’ll adjust tension, parting, or braid size. Follow aftercare to prevent breakage and protect fragile hairlines.
Wash, deep condition, and thoroughly detangle hair 24–48 hours before your appointment. Ensure hair and scalp are clean and free from heavy oils or products. Trim split ends if needed so braids lie smooth and maintain a neat, long-lasting finish.
Yes, but take precautions. Wear a protective cap when swimming, rinse and dry hair promptly, and avoid chlorine buildup. For exercise, tie braids upward to reduce friction and sweat exposure. Proper post-activity care preserves style and prevents odor or scalp irritation.
Schedule touch-ups or removal every four to eight weeks depending on growth rate, braid neatness, and comfort. If you notice excessive frizz, loosening, or tension, book an earlier appointment. Regular maintenance helps protect hair and maintain the distinctive parting.
Use a lightweight, sulfate-free shampoo, moisturizing leave-in conditioner, and a light oil or scalp serum to maintain hydration. Avoid heavy creams that cause buildup. A silk scarf or bonnet at night preserves edges and reduces frizz for lasting definition.
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